If you're a fan of the all-inclusive like me, then you know: Choosing one in a resort-heavy destination like Cancun isn't easy. Each hotel seems to offer the same things (read: beach, pool, unlimited food and drinks), so how do you know which one is right for you?
With its pristine beaches, charming guest houses, and laid-back locals, Roatan is a flashback to the Caribbean of the past. But that isn’t to say that it’s not well-equipped for visitors: There are plenty of hotel options and restaurants where you can taste the island’s signature fusion of African, Spanish, and Creole flavors. And you won’t get bored: This is the largest of the Bay Islands of Honduras, and with size comes options. Spend your days exploring the underwater world on snorkeling and scuba-diving tours or shopping for locally made crafts at open-air art markets.
London’s packed with stuff for literally everyone: There are cool shops, restaurants, and museums (great for tweens and teens), park playgrounds, kid-friendly afternoon teas, and more. Plus, non-stop flights from the East Coast make it an easy-ish trip for tiny travelers. Below are more ideas to get you planning (and saving!).
Everything in Vegas is over-the-top which makes it a great (and under-the-radar) spot for kids. You’ve got arcades, aquariums, magic shows—and that’s just on the Strip. Head to Fremont for street performers and even a zip line. For parents, the city has recently upped its game with restaurants that are cool without being clubby.
Honolulu’s got the perfect mix of outdoor action and culture. There’s beautiful beaches, bike trails, and rainforest hikes, but definitely don’t miss art museums and historical sites like Iolani Palace and Ali'iolani Hale. Take surf lessons with the fam or go snorkeling, then grab a plate lunch from a local spot.